P0147NLT

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Fixed inductors are widely used in a variety of applications and come in many different types. One of the most popular types is the P0147NLT, a low-profile, low-resistance inductor that has one of the widest operating temperature ranges (-40 ° C to +125 ° C) in the industry. It is designed for switching converters and offers superior electrical and physical performance.

The P0147NLT is a ferrite-based, wire-wound inductor that includes a variety of design features that allow it to handle high temperatures and high currents. It uses a core made of low-loss, high-saturation ferrite material and a winding made of enameled copper wire. The winding is coated with an impermeable Mylar material and is encased in an epoxy-resin matrix for insulation and mechanical strength.

The working principle of the P0147NLT is based on the concept of a self-aligned core. The core is designed with a conical shape that allows it to be self-aligned with the winding. This prevents errors caused by improper alignment and maximizes electrical and thermal performance.

The P0147NLT offers excellent electrical performance in applications where high frequency and/or high current are required. It is designed to handle high ripple currents without significant losses, as well as minimal output AC imbalance. It is also designed to have low DC resistance and relatively low inductance variation with frequency.

The P0147NLT is best suited for use in DC to AC converters, DC to DC converters, high-current electromagnetic filtering, and power supplies. It is also used in a variety of motor drive and switching applications, as well as voltage regulation and EMI suppression.

The P0147NLT is an ideal choice for power converters, as it is designed to handle high temperatures and offer superior electrical performance. Its conical shape ensures proper winding alignment, while its ferrite-based core material ensures low core losses and high saturation. Additionally, its Mylar-coated winding provides high-frequency impedance characteristics and its epoxy-resin matrix provides excellent insulation and mechanical strength.

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